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Poli Grip strips
Has anyone used these to stop the mouth breathing? If so, good or bad experiences? Best way to use them?? As usual, thanks again for all the great advice!!
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Permalink Reply by susan mccord on
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Carolyn, I haven't but I think Judy has. You might want to send her a PM or a comment so she knows you're trying to reach her. If it's not her, it's one of the women who post on here regularly.
I just got my chinup strips in the mail yesterday. Forgot I had them till just now, so I'll try to remember to use them tonight. I'm still dealing with the mouth leak issue. I'm sure there's a joke in there somewhere.......lol
Hope you're doing well.
Susan :-)
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Permalink Reply by sleepycarol on
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http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=32364&p=275994&...
I have not personally used them, but do know many that have. The above link to a thread on cpaptalk may help you.
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Permalink Reply by Carolyn on
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I am just trying to find a cheaper alternative to the chin-up strips even though I really like them and they work great! Let me know what you think.
susan mccord said:Carolyn, I haven't but I think Judy has. You might want to send her a PM or a comment so she knows you're trying to reach her. If it's not her, it's one of the women who post on here regularly.
I just got my chinup strips in the mail yesterday. Forgot I had them till just now, so I'll try to remember to use them tonight. I'm still dealing with the mouth leak issue. I'm sure there's a joke in there somewhere.......lol
Hope you're doing well.
Susan :-)
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Carol,
This is actually the website I found out about them. I am just keeping all my options open since I am definitely a mouth breather and love my Resmed Swift LT. I really don't want to change masks.
sleepycarol said:http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=32364&p=275994&...
I have not personally used them, but do know many that have. The above link to a thread on cpaptalk may help you.
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Permalink Reply by Judy on
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I haven't used the PoliGrip strips. I read abou them first at apneasupport.com - but - I have used PoliGrip Denture Gel. Just a thin layer on the lips from corner to corner and they worked well for me as I don't open my mouth so much as I just get those doggone "lip flutters". One night I acutally whistled out of the corner of my mouth. I mean a SHRILL whistle like I was calling the dog!!! And then two lessor whistles. The first one woke me up w/a start!!! The second caught me off guard just as I was falling back asleep and the third one occurred whilst I was laying there prior to going back to sleep but a little more awake than when the second occurred. It hasn't happened since.
Anyway, IF you need to open your mouth when using the PoliGrip gel you easily can, and to reseal your lips you just need to dampen them w/your tongue and press them together again. The PoliGrip Denture Gel is made to go in your mouth between denture and gums and roof of your mouth so it is safe in that respect as well.
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When I google this I only find "cream". Is the "gel hard to find? What does it taste like?
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Eh, maybe it is PoliGrip Denture Creme instead of Gel. My memory isn't perfect. It doesn't really have any taste.
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So this can be purchased at Wal Mart or similiar store?
Judy said:Eh, maybe it is PoliGrip Denture Creme instead of Gel. My memory isn't perfect. It doesn't really have any taste.
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Oh, yeah. Just about any drug store, Wal-Mart, even chain grocery stores in the dental products aisle.
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Permalink Reply by dave foster on
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We men are hoping women will use the strips during the day, not the night...lol
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Permalink Reply by 99 on
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nice call dave nice one
dave foster said:We men are hoping women will use the strips during the day, not the night...lol
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By the way, the PoliGrip Denture Cream tip isn't effective for keeping your mouth shut if you are actually opening your mouth, but works great for the air that escapes thru your lips (the lip flutters). However, my understanding is that the PoliGrip Denture Strips are effective for keeping your mouth closed.
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